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“Krákan situr á steini,
Hakkar í beinið,
Fyrra var eitt pottabrot,
Annað var eitt útskot í ringi,
Triðja var ein røvari á tingi.
Nú skal Elisabet venda ser í ringi.”

[ Krákan – Eivør ]

Something a bit more experimental, for a change. I had the idea a couple of months ago when I saw those crows sitting on the branches across the street from my house: I took a few photos and thought they would make a nice texture for a crow-looking me portrait. Then I waited until today to actually shoot the self-portrait because I’m as lazy as they come.
On a side note, “krákan” is Faroese for “crow” and, from what I gather, the song is a Faroese nursery rhyme to which Eivør gave an experimental twist . Kind of fitting for a photo like this, especially because the visual image I had was probably inspired by the album covers anyway.

Photo, concept, editing, modelling, styling, hair: GothicNarcissus Photography

Description
“Krákan situr á steini,
Hakkar í beinið,
Fyrra var eitt pottabrot,
Annað var eitt útskot í ringi,
Triðja var ein røvari á tingi.
Nú skal Elisabet venda ser í ringi.”

[ Krákan – Eivør ]

Something a bit more experimental, for a change. I had the idea a couple of months ago when I saw those crows sitting on the branches across the street from my house: I took a few photos and thought they would make a nice texture for a crow-looking me portrait. Then I waited until today to actually shoot the self-portrait because I’m as lazy as they come.
On a side note, “krákan” is Faroese for “crow” and, from what I gather, the song is a Faroese nursery rhyme to which Eivør gave an experimental twist . Kind of fitting for a photo like this, especially because the visual image I had was probably inspired by the album covers anyway.

Photo, concept, editing, modelling, styling, hair: GothicNarcissus Photography